New York's New Power of Attorney - What Does it Mean for You?

Elder Law Today Podcast by Yale Hauptman

Oct 5, 2009Health

On September 1, 2009 New York's new power of attorney law became effective. There has been much written about it. The intent of lawmakers was to correct the financial abuses that seem to increase in frequency, probably d...

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